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National Republican., 1887-01-12
Lecture Inv JustIco NIacArtbur.

THE greatest bargains ever shown In cam
brio and muslin underwear at LanSbursh IL
Bro. s special underwear sale this week.
National Republican., 1887-01-12
nIarriara L1oensas.

OUR Ascent chemises skirts, corset covers,
and draw ers are worth 9S cents each, LANs-
BuRGH 4 BRO.
National Republican., 1887-01-12

HARvEY's corner Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street, has plenty of the finest kind
OF oysters. No scarcity. Also the genuine
diamond. back terrapn. None in Washington
10 equal them.
National Republican., 1887-01-12

"a HOUSING house at Kernau's last night
Full satisfaction" Horseshoe Four
eXcellent"-PDs!.
National Republican., 1887-01-12
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR!
%tH*ttttAH&tAktt&* Xxx

For the past few days we have made comprehen-
sive of great Muslin Underwear Sale,
four Special Lots Now in order to faci ate selection
of just what you wish to examine purchase, give
below accurate illustrations of special garments
at various prices, which are likewise described.
National Republican., 1887-01-12
Death of a WeII.Known Builder.

BEWARE Of counterfeits Be sure you get
the genuine salvation Oil. Have no 'just as
onT1
National Republican., 1887-01-12

FIFTY CENTS buys bottle of st. Jacobs Oil,
the corqueror of pain. 1t always cures.
National Republican., 1887-01-12
R. H. TAYLOR,
oa3 Pennsylvania Avenue.
SILKS. VELvETS, AND GAUZES'
sEAToN PERRY,
(SrCCEssog TO PERRY & BeoruERh
AND JACKETS.
STYLES and Sizes uubrakeu.

has OPENED A LARGE LINE OF TAILLE
m ANCAISE IN BLACK, WHITE
hNDkIf, THE NEW COLoRS.
sI.ptRB STOCK OF LYONS SATIN DuCll-
FsSF. RHADAMES, MAsCOTIE, GhOS
GRAiN, AMI, ,suRAM SILKS II II BLANk; 9,
WHiTE, AND ALI, THE FASHII39SSAAtgmLdE SHI9S Atmd
SHADES FOR STREET, RECEPIloS'
MoiHRiEo FFissASScAisE x il BLACK AND ALL
THE NEW COLoRS. ~,,,, ,.rtvrrs
AND GRENADINES. e,,,.,.r NM
NONELTIFS IN GOLD AND SlLNE BNlsl- BNl-
ChpTD ,sArINs FOR DRESS FRONTS
1ydNs BfkCK AND COLoRED ALL SILK
VTLNETS from 81 to IS per yard, ,,r,
DIACK AND COLORED GERMAN slLA VEL
MEM Ehsf ssff&NlsH, * i!ii2 And cHANrlLLY LACE
DovEFfiTtEs EFfiTTE ISL IN SILK GAtZEs. BRUSSELS
" NETg AND ILLUSIONS. 1890 ,.
NrW CREPE DE CHIENS, INDIA SILKS, AND
CANTON CREPES. -.,.,,,.
NrWsiI'E MTLI~SILK H0slERY.
TREFOTSsE AND PERlN0TS ND GLON ,,tI ES.
uGREAT BARGAlNS' IN BRoCApE VEL ic
,I oWEsTr pRICES' on IMPORTED WRAPS,
IkrEETS, NEWMARKETS, ClRCuLARS,
SSnNT pi IiSII SACQUES. AND NlSlTES.
uSpECIAI OFFERING' OF BLACK AND
- tDi OVFD JERSEYS, at Sl60 each; former
nNirrs werc from s. so tess.
Hap-PIAIN FIGURES AND COR RECT
PRICES.
sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY Bull ID NG,
prxNsYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER srH ST.
Established 1910,
National Republican., 1887-01-12

LLuR MAsm WnnKY-KEaemer's, 81 "a 81
National Republican., 1887-01-12

From Sassarras, Kent county, MIDI fud
sell as much Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup as OF ali
ether cough remedies combined. J. f. HART
LEY, Druggist
National Republican., 1887-01-12
AID of nrnnhamus invoked.

"DEclDfnLy novel acts at Kcrnau's."-
The Osceola times., 1887-10-08
Woman Suffrage VS.. lliteracy.


The statistics of iiliteracy given by
Senator Ingalls, are. when fairly stated,
among the strongest argument for the
enfranchisemcnt Of women.
1t appears. from the census, that, of
the colored women. % 4-l0 per cent.
can read and write, numbering $50, 260,
aud. OF the white women. SO per cent.
can read and write, numbering 9. 46l,- =
79I, making o total of women who can
read and write, 9.SOl ,0j4. The litter
ate women number 2.27j, 5j3, leaving
Il majority Of educated women, 7.j2j,-
50l.
As Senator Ingalls, regards l,90s, $40
male illiteratos Us "a menace TO the
perpctuily and stability of free ropu-
lar government he ought to urge the
Sixteenth Amendment, which will en-
franchise nearly ten million educated
women. These. after neutralizing
both the male and femals illiteracy at
the polls, will bring an educated ma
jority of 5,Gl6.G9l women, nearly six
million, to add to the educated male
voters. Since, in each sex, there is an
intelligent majority. by uniting these
najorities the influence of the illiterate
minority will be vastly diminished -
H. b. BlackUcH
The Osceola times., 1887-10-08
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT.
Women at Primary Meetings.

fit were understood that, in every
ward and neighborhood the adult pop
ulation-the whole Of them. men and
womon-were 10 control the primary
meetings. there would be no more
trouble in these meetings than there Is
in our households. The restraint. the
refining influence Of women, would
make that orderly which is now like
the tussling of dogs. And that which is
true of primary meeting is still more
significantly true of legislatures and
National assemblies. Woman's fhilu-
ence. If introduced into public affairs,
would work in the same direction
there that it has worked. and is work.
inc in social life. in literature and re-
ligious assemblies.
II strikes many, before reelection,
and none more than women them
selves. that n participation in suffrage
would subject them TO rudcness. and
10 an exposure painful to delieacy.
As if that very rudeness were not the
result of woman's absence! As II 1t
were not her very office TO carry with
her whatever is scemly and decorous!
In the first place, it should be under
stood that, if women We're to vote,
there would be an end of indecent
vo,ing-places. The polls would no
longer be in vile precincts and pest
holes. If father and mother. husband
and wife, brother and sister, man and
woman, inspired by the sanctity OF
patriotism. were to go forth together
to vote, do you suppose that our elec-
tons would be characterizedby the yul-
garily and violence which now delile
thcm?-HeHry Ward Beecher.
The Osceola times., 1887-10-08
a New Suffrage journal.

The Wisconsin Woman Suffrage As
sociatiou has commenced, at Racine.
the publication of the Wisconsin CHi-
ZEN y quotation from its salutatory
says:
"When men really appreciate the
Energy and wisdom shown by women
N the yariOus walks Of life in which
they are now found. we think they
will surely feel that women are capable
Of judging what i good for them; and
though 10 many men the advantages
Of the ballot to women may not be ap-
parent, we think most men will say
we can trust the women, let them
take their places by our side and share
with rs the privileges and responsible
ties Of full citizenship.
The Osceola times., 1887-10-08
a Woman's tieroism.

A special to the New York World,
dated New Haven. September /. says
that W. c. Munson, New York
broker, who has been stopping at the
Branford Point House for some days.
took Miss Oliver, of New York, another
guest of the hotel, out rowing a few
days since. When the shore was left
behind he overturned the boat. Miss
Oliver, who is good swimmer. struck
out for the shore, and succeeded in
reaching It. Munson could not swim.
and was in great peril Miss Parkin-
son, Young Philadelphia lady, saw
bis predicament from the shore. and
pulled out 10 where the broker had
just disappeared. As he came up for
the last time Miss Parkinson seized
him by the collar and dragged him
into the boat.
The Osceola times., 1887-10-08
CONDENSED TElECRAMS.

DISPATCHES OF the I'd indicate that the
Prohibition amendment has been defeated
IN Tennessee by 2iOO) majority.
Tar x-Ccnfedcro,e Association OF Chi.
,ago uIanmously decided TO participate
in the escort rendered President Cleveland
rbey viii turn out 80 men.
TUE miners in the Springfield ull) dis.
.tict are out on strike for an advance OF
wages tn Gi IL cents per ton. Their wages
have been about % cents per ton Over
lj00 men are now out.
THE veteran fremeu Of New York ar d.
rived at home on the - from their trip 10
San Francisco, and were escorted TO their
clnb house by procession 5e0J strong,
composed OF veterans and exempt firemen.
The second meeting of the vegetable
and fruit. growers was held at jackson,
Miss, ON the LIST. A constitution and by
laws were adopted. W. II. Cassel, }; Can
con, delivered an interesting address.
AN election was held by the land Owners
Of cotton levee district No. l., OF Arkansas,
ON the lat. for the purpose OF voting tax
necessary to raj ,e $4,000 TO build suita-
bls levee in the district. No one but land.
owners were permitted TO participate in
the vote, and ont of the number Of 100
land -owners, resident and nonresident,
four votes were cast against the assess.
ment Of said tax.
THE President had rousing reception
1T Indianapolis on the lst, and in h,s
speech paid feeling tribute TO the mem.
ory ~ the late Vice. President Hendricks.
Tar Hon. w. e. F. Milburn, a prominent
lawyer of Greenville, Tenn, and member
OF th. Legislature, shot aud instantly
killed win Ward, bartender, Of the same
place, on the 1st. The parties got into .
discussion over the result OF the prohibi.
ton election, when hot words passed, and
Ward assaulted Milburn with a knif,
when the latter shot him through the
heart.
HUNDREDS we're unable to gain admis-
sion to the st. Paul Cathedral, on the "a,
when Cardinal Gibbons preached upon
"Charity." The Cardinal left for Port
land, Ore, the same day, accompanied by
Bishop BRANDED OF Montana, Bishop Mat.
ty, OF Dakota, and DR.. Capele, OF Wash.
ington.
THE editor OF the Birmingham, Ala,
Hornet was arrested and put under bond on
the 1st, and the sale of his paper stopped
at all the news stands, for the variety OF
ribsld and blasphemous articles in IL.
A sy1r was filed in the Little Rock Cir.
cult Court on the LIST against the St. Louis.
Iron Mountain and Southern railroad by
thirty -ssven persons, who claim In the ag-
grsgaes 41ao On fNr damage. sustained on
tAs ~ = Julys " - Allsgs1 sspsosssAsy
The Osceola times., 1887-10-08
THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Delegates Gathering FOR ANNUAL Meeting
of the National Assembly NJ Ninncap"li'
-pou,Icriy the Idol Of the knights Still

| Delegates Gathering FOR Annual Meeting
of the National Assembly nt Minneapolis
--Poudcriy the Idol OF the knights Still.
MINNEAPotIs, Mimi, Oct. "A large
number Of delegates to the Knights Of
Labor assembly have arrived in tho city.
Each incoming train brings them from
every part Of the country. Among the
prominent arrivals wero: John w. HAYES,
New Bruu7wick. secre 'ary Of the general
executive board: James Campbell. Pitts
burgh, president OF The American Window
Glas, Association and chairman Of the
credentials committee: Hugh C6yanaugh,
Cincinnati. district master workman OF d.
4. 20. one OF the largest district assem-
blies in the organization, and Richard
Criniths, Chicago. the second officer in the
National body, general worthy foreman.
There was no meeting Of the co-opera-
tive board, and though the committee on
credentials IS busv, the majority Of the
delegates have nothing TO do hut discuss
the issues of the coming assembly
In speaking OF the opposition 10 Pow
dprly, Richard Griliths said: "There Is a
great deal more smoke than IRE in The pub
lished reports. During The past year |
have spent a great deal Of my time "a a
general officer Of the organization,
travelling abolt the country. ! have
visited nearly every portion Of
Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana. Ohio,
Kentucky. and have Travelled in other
Middle aud southern States, aS well as
my own and want to tell yOn that
durng all that time | never met one man
among the masses of the organization
who has even whispered the complaint
against Terry poWderly or his policy.
Puwderly is the idol OF the knights and
more the ideal man FOR the position which
he holds in the estimation Of the masses
of the organization than any other man
could be-"
The credentials committee continued its
work aud passed upon upward OF two
hundred delegates upon whose credentials
no protests had been filed. The commit
tee. il is understood. has great surprise
In store for Joseph Il. buchanan, the Den
YER kicker, who Is one Of the champions
Of the expelled assembly 1876 OF carpet
weavers. II is stated that there is pro-
test filed from every local assembly in
Colorado against the credentials Of Blu.
chauan. In case this proves 70 be fact,
aud there is not much doubt that il is true,
it exceedingly probably that Buchanan
will not be allowed n seat in the coming
convention.
The Osceola times., 1887-10-08
A Charming Fancy Apron.

a pretty apron to be used ~ fail"
church festivals, etc. is made OF scriln'
any color desired. although cream Is
the prettiest Take pieco of seF'p,
the desired length, turn up the hem anu
feathcr-s,itch with bright ombroldery
silk. Draw out the threads lengihWise
and little overan inch in width rom
the top of the apron to about the niI.
die. thereby making AN open~No,s
stripe. am in and out across wv
c,oss threads down the stripe brlgh
ribbon an inch wide aud fiD'sh the en'
at the middle of the apron with q ,'h'
bow. Hem the top and rve q ris09" ,o'
through to tie around the waist lte
number Of stripes depends upon ',o
width of the apron and H., spaesss
lowed between Them. For 9pp',''fsfs
width nvc stripes sr' seaHs'sD' =
<en 1Nd1ck
The Osceola times., 1887-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS,

FIFTY applicants for admission to tho
National Conservatory Of Music pre- sented
themselves on the 2,th at the examination
which is beng held la New York. They
/ include students from every State in the
Union and from Cuba, Scotland aud Hun
gary.
SERIOUS misgivings have been cnused al
| St, Petersburg in regard TO the probable
outcome of the shooting of members of a
| French hunting party ON the Franco.Ger.
man frontier. IL Is generally believed
that il the German officials were az fault
the government will give ample satisfac-
| tion.
JACOB RUPP, Of Woods Run. in Pitts.
\ burgh. Pa, has written To Sheriff Matson
of Chicago for the contract for making
the ropes with which 10 hang the con.
denned Anarchists. Mr.. Rupp has made
the ropes used in every execution in
Allegheny County since 1870, and nearly
every one that has been used in the State
FRANK \. STEVENS, a dealer in stoves
and tinware at Minneapolis, Minn., made
an assignment on the 18th to ;. A. Booth.
No statement of liabilities or assets could
be obtained. Stevens represents Fuller,
Warren a CO., manufacturers of the WELL
known "Stuarts" stoves.
ANOTHER death from cholera occurred
on the 2Sth at Swineharne Island, n. ",
among the steamship Alesia's passengers.
The name of the victim was not known at
the quarantine Office.
THE Franco-Gcrman shooting incident
has chilled the newly.deyeloped friend.
ship between Russia and Germany.
PBINcE kAmArsu, uncle OF the Mikado
of Japan, accompanied by his wife and
suite, arrived in ConstGn,nople ON the
18th. The party, who are guests OF the
Sultan, are lodged in the imperial kiosque.
ELECTIONS for members Of the Servian
Skuptchina were held on tho 18th. Re-
turns so far show the election OF twenty
four Liberals and thirteen Radicals.
The Dublin Iai0, asserts tha. since
January !, 1857, the National League has
received subscriptions Amounting to fsi, :
600, OF which II has doled out only ca, 100
to the tenantry OF Ireland. The balance,
the Union says, has not been accounted
for.
A STATUE Of Francis Deake was unvailed
at Pestb on the .9.h, in the presence OF
Emperor Frances Joseph, Archduko
Joseph and Other members OF the roy al
family, representatives OF France, Italy.
Turkey and othor distn eaished psrsous
Cbent Iseois Tissa delivered . eulsgy =
0onoH gso1llng ~ sevfess y uo11oevs
The Osceola times., 1887-10-08
Must Have Unlimited Suffrage.

Commenting ON the charge of Sena-
tor ingalls, that Massachusetts women
do not vote for school committee, the
Salem Observer says:
This is all true, but it should be
added in justice to our women that if
men had been offered the right to vote
under such narrow restrictions and
with so few incentives. they would
have been equally negligent of the op-
portunity. Nothing less than unlim-
tied suffrage will ever afford an adc-
quate test of the question"
The Osceola times., 1887-10-08
Not a One-Sided Question.

The Pal NaH Gqtc'te says that
marriage is no longer an entirely one
sidcd bargain. 1t is tending toward
Tho only true ideal OF lifelong COM
panionship--a partnership on equal
terms. with equal give-and-taAe on
both sides. Women no longer feel
bound to render that implicit obedience
which was considered de rigcur in our
grcat-grandmothers' days. aud men
no longer universally demand it,"
Thanks TO the woman's rights move
mcnti
The Osceola times., 1887-10-08
Prohibition and Woman Suffrage.

We congratulate the Prohibition
party Of Massachusetts,, says the
WomdH's Journal, upon its consistent
aud honorable record on the woman
suffrage question. 1t has the cnviablc
pre-emnence of being the first po-
iiiical party ever organized upon the
basis of equal rights irrespective of
sex. In 1876 it adopted the following
basis of membership:
Hereafter, women who aie prohiL-
ltionists in principle and who possess
the qualifications Of age, residence and
education required of mais voters,
shall lr entitled 10 take part In our
primary westingz With ~ equal sslss
The Osceola times., 1887-10-08
Success of the Sorghum Sugar Indust y

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Commissioner
Colman la, returned from New York. lie
saws the reports continue favorable in re.
card to the success of the sorghum sugar
Industry, both at st. Scot. and Rio
Grande, the sugar improving in quality
nud quantity as the work continues.
and that there seems to be no
doubt that genuine success,
has Lcen achieved by the new process.
lie rays letters are pouring in from all
parts Of the country asking for fun in.
formation Of cost OF machinery, and there
is every prospec. Of great sorghum boom
another yoar, which viii rcvoutionize the
industry, and in a few years emancipato
US from foreign sugar supply.
The Osceola times., 1887-10-08
A Conductors and Drivers Consplrsc,

DETROIT, Mich. Oct 3.-For consider
able length of time the officers OF the De-
troit CITY Railway Company have had
suspicious that the rec .ipts Of their Con-
gress and Baker street line were not
as large as they should be. An mves,iga.
tion lei e. the belief that the com
pany was being defrauded by a com
bination of conductors and drivers The
company began paying of aud
discharging men supposed to be in the
combination. Twenty-six were dispos ed of
IN this way. much ~ their s,-ft.r;;ssc. Some
a the men got Intoxicated, and shortly
efDF Dart ettAekea ed ssvsrsly hsat enc
- M e ~ xop meNA 4
The Osceola times., 1887-10-08

and vote in the nomination o, o,,n
dates and the transaction of businasar u
This party. therefore, is not me-a,.
in favor of woman suffrage. bpt !, !;
a party composed of men and womas
united on footing of perfect poljtca,
equality. ea1
The Osceola times., 1887-10-08
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

GEo. w. LAysos, accused OF attempted
murder aud robbing in Rails County, Mo-,
last spring, was arrested at Deer Lodge,
Mont, on the 27th. A warrant of extradi-
iiou has been issued hy the Governor of
the Territory and an o..icsr is on the way
from Missouri for the prisoner.
q IN Hfjtfgh steamer Matthews Cay has
"a "A csSh rinistsrre. On ~
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-03
Stpr granb | YoItpiue.

9ibt lbpaa 9orsbas gftermibbas
fimeoe 8ranbfloffen / ben lille gp Ypitz
bile % Mile fra 9ecorab, ps Soft ftprs
tebe / ftprite Sprifreffelie ub paa Ga.
berne. Sranben bite fig mart at bore
i nnoers @tasen al Meper's imuffe npe
8utiflofale. Sanb til Slufnins ianbtes
itte, ps bet fpm berfor nermeit an pao
at faa rebbet at garebebolbninsen iaa
meget iom muliat, FAINT bploe Slbeu
borte fra De ~tilitpbenbe gpsninser.
Sra fprft al blate fiin en- ipas 8inb
ira Spbpet men netpp Tom Slben raiebe
parit, ps ben slsbenbe Sebe brenbte til
ale aanter, IlOs ben ON til 9eit %
pprte / Stprfe. Saa bespnbte ba Slam=
merne at fnitre ub fra Ginbuerne mub
@aben cs faitebe fig Ouer paa ben anben
Sibe, bpor be sreb fat | ct Bar Sps-
rtinser, os bermeb bar ben narmeite
Susraffe %bsbsbsmt. Ilt lasbes iaIfe
i2sbet at ct Bar Elmer.
Spert Menneife, Manb iaapeffum
&pinber, a~aftrenste fig til bet pberite for
at rebbe, % beres Grbeibe bar lite for
siepes. me De 8ranblibte FEB betpbe>
list 9ab, TIL Isiurancen fprIoa paa
hnst ner at b9ffe bet.
5lere af be bemmelise Selfabers
aotaler ftprtebe iammen, os aft 8obape
Der iammen meb Irutufoller os andre
9otumenter git Up / 9uer.
Oct belle Cab iattes til $4,000,
bopraf fnapt mere emo bet Salue beffes
Deo assurance.
DIN aariasen til Slben uibes Sntet;
ben ipnes at bore fpmnen ira ct Stun /
alaioer gtasen, boor Der paffebes 9gs,
% en Der benitaaenbe tenet Qampe fan
niiiisens babe foranleoiset ulpffen.
Oct er | bet Winbfte, bpab man sietter
fig til.
Srt't isrselist er bet, at Der er liben
Sano'pnlisbeb for, at bet aibrenbte
Strss for bet 5srite ppbpsses paanpt;
BERTH er 3iberne altiur flaue, % @empts
terne for mpofalone. os bermeb er Der
talot ct ristis tunst Sob l~iseouerior
BOltuiQss iremtibise ubiister.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-03

naar bet sjrlber JOretasiombeb. San
bar | Rarbeben al 2amberton | Minnes
iota en- 2a%noftr9fnins, buOr ban iaar
bar aplet IS Cons so. San oil bore
iitano til at faa iamlet meset mere al
famine Slass beroppe os tanfer paa
8interens 2sb at labe bet iraste til De-
corab, buor bet ba ifulbe funne ialses
for EFT 8 eIer 9 Dollars pr. 9on.
Oct Sault Ste. Marie ipsser
allerebe / 5leres Soueber; ugiaa be
Serrer 9iderman ps Matteipn bar of
last ct geiss berop for at unberipse,
en- bet funbe lsnne fig at anbrinse uosle
Eense paa be 8anter.
3wper er ferbis meb De forelos
bise 5Orbereoelier, iom er npbpenbise
for at fllnne i9tte ben paatenfte "Stens
Wsle" / girfiombeb. San er ferbis
meb fin STEMS ontraft til G%ourtbuiet os
ifal bore fommen oerfra meb ct nofiaa
soot uobptte.
9iblisere Court glert Mpron 8.
Saroen er paa Beips bernebe iammen
meb aone. De reiiberer bos Stanbrinss.
8nrbid & Cations npe 8anf /
Sault Ste. Marie aabnebes for 9ublis
fnm ben 20be Sufi / ct BERTH leiet 2os
fale, men ON life mango Waaneber uil
be babe fin esen Spsnins, Der ital
fomme til at foite s35, 1000 os batfe ct
Ireal af 6Ox95 SOB.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-03
Decorab Dg Omegn.
Den chen guauit 1887.
goImar Girfe brGnbt.

timber bet beitise llpeir, ri bauoe
hoffe Srebas often. Hcs 2pnet neo |
Galmar nprif lutberife 8irfe os lasoe
ben albeles / @rns. &lpffen omfring %
blep ben trufiet al 9pnitraalen, ipm
iprsnste 3aarnet ps fnlste 2dset, for
oerfra at faite fig uoer 2piefrpnen.
Snart efter faces 8psninsen | 9uer,
% ssulf fimlebe til, men 9ibet elIer Sns
tet finbe ubrettes, % man inbiaa mart,
Of man Dor maeteslss l~isepperfpr bet
raienbe Clement, bporipr bet sialot at
rebbe, bpab rebbes fiInbe. 9ette 1febe
ba paioa, os rb III mo Irabifeftolen,
noale 8rnfe os andre minbre eager.
& 8uinerne lisser ben imelteoe alpffe.
9ette par / Sanbbeb ct iaare tunst
Slas for Mesiebeben, os life minoft
bsnne lib, ba en- 5armers Sremtibss
rlbiiater life juit er irrbeles lppenbe.
Seb Si9lp Of ben SHerpilisbeb, iOm
er ct Serfienbe for benne Menisbeb,
bapbe be faaet reiit ct pnffert @lhsbasy
Der blep inbpiet ben 2Obe Nouember
1885, ps allerebe MI er bet japnet meb
Suroen.
@aar Gns pripate Sris pbel9sges at
Slb, ba bomber bet piitnpf life ijelben,
at Samiliens Weblemmer itaar meo
Carer / ginene oeb at ie ct iaabant
EbelGsselies @erf, men en- 5amilie ct
bog rinse | 9al iammenlisnet meo en-
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